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Post-harvest physiological deterioration of cassava roots is a serious limiting factor affecting storage over even short periods of time. The resulting black pigments render the roots inedible to both humans and animals. A better understanding of the causes of this problem and methods of control ...


Wheatley, Christopher C.[Studies related with the nature of post-harvest physiological deterioration in cassava roots]Studies related with the nature of post-harvest physiological deterioration in cassava roots

By studying the physical properties of native starches, new market opportunities can be identified for certain root and tuber crops, thus promoting renewed interest in their cultivation.


Dufour, D.L.Hurtado Bermúdez, Jhon J.Wheatley, Christopher C.[Characterization on starches from non-cereal crops cultivated in tropical America: comparative analysis of staarch behaviour under different stress conditions]Characterization on starches from non-cereal crops cultivated in tropical America: comparative analysis of staarch behaviour under different stress conditions
Fernández Quintero, AlejandroWenham, JEDufour, D.L.Wheatley, Christopher C.[The influence of variety and processing on the physicochemical and functional properties of cassava starch and flour]The influence of variety and processing on the physicochemical and functional properties of cassava starch and flour
Zakhia, N.Wheatley, Christopher C.O'Brien, G.M.Dufour, D.L.[Screening of CIAT cassava germplasm diversity : the relationship between cyanogenic potential and cassava starch functional properties]Screening of CIAT cassava germplasm diversity : the relationship between cyanogenic potential and cassava starch functional properties

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